Publication date: August 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 198 Author(s): Hongwei Zhang, Xinyi Wang, Jing Tang, Yaoqi Guo
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22 May 2022
US heatwave brings historically high temperatures to dozens of states
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Temperatures between 20 and 30F above average in the mid-Atlantic and north-east, with Washington set to hit 96F (35.5C) Dozens of states across the US began the weekend grappling with historically high spring temperatures, as a blistering heatwave that has scorched the country’s south and west moves east. The early arrival of sweltering weather, before
21 May 2022
Youth Survivors, Activists Will Hold Governments Accountable to Call to Action on Ending Child Labour
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Our voices must be heard and listened to – now and in the future, say child labour survivors and activists at the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour in Durban Badaku Marandi (India, survivor), Rajesh Jatav (India, survivor), Selimatha Dziedzorm Salifu (Ghana, survivor), Divin Ishimwe (Burundi activist), Esther Gomani (Malawi, activist), Rebekka
21 May 2022
Conceptualizing multidimensional barriers: a framework for assessing constraints in realizing recreational benefits of urban green spaces
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Although potential urban green space accessibility is being discussed widely, specific barriers that affect accessibility are often under-estimated. They do not equate to limited or uneven accessibility nor are they exclusively related to physical settings. Rather, the range of barriers and their complex interactions, including people’s perceptions, personal conditions, and institutional frameworks, make this topic
19 May 2022
Sustainability and Human Development Indicators: A Poset Analysis
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Publication date: August 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 198 Author(s): Flavio Comim, Tadashi Hirai
19 May 2022
Technology for Tracing the Work of Child Labour Could Help End the Practice
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A picture exhibited at the 5th Global Conference on the Elimination of Child Labour is taken from the book ‘Through their eyes – Visions of forced labour’. This picture was created by Gargalo Vasco Portugal who won an award for his depiction of child labour. Credit: ILO and RHSF, 2021. By Lyse CominsDURBAN, May 18
19 May 2022
Forest management under uncertainty: the influence of management versus climate change and wildfire in the Lake Tahoe Basin, USA.
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Climate change will accelerate forest mortality due to insects, disease, and wildfire. As a result, substantial resources will be necessary where and when forest managers seek to maintain multiple management objectives. Because of the increasing managerial requirements to offset climate change and related disturbances, the uncertainty about future forest conditions is magnified relative to climate
19 May 2022
Australia’s climate data to UN questioned as study finds land clearing in Queensland underreported
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If national emissions data is incorrect then Australia less likely to be on track to meet Coalition’s target of a 26-28% cut by 2030 Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing Queensland forests are being cleared at almost twice the rate reflected in national greenhouse gas emissions, new analysis suggests, prompting questions
18 May 2022
‘Community’ group linked to mining company New Hope presses ALP candidate on coalmine support
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Group previously accused of being part of ‘astroturfing’ campaign says ‘community deserves clarity’ on position of Labor candidate in Queensland seat of Groom Guardian Australia’s full election coverage Seat explorer: the state of play Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updates Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing Last
17 May 2022
Call to Invest ‘Serious Resources’ in Education, to Stem Tide of Child Labour
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Significant investments from the international community will be needed to get free quality education for every child. Credit: Cecilia Russell/IPS By Cecilia RussellDurban, May 17 2022 (IPS) “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to eliminate child labour.” So said Dennis Sinyolo, Director of Education International’s African Regional Office in Accra, Ghana adapting